Examples of using Would complement in English and their translations into Romanian
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However, our differences would complement each other.
It would complement but not replace existing Members States laws governing foundations.
My Roquefort puffs would complement that dish quite well.
Additional financing from the international community would complement these efforts.
In this sense, it would complement the"Lead State" framework.
Due to all these reasons,it is stressed that the EU requires a more effective approach to migration, which would complement foreign policy instruments.
Such a function would complement the stabilisation role played by national budgets.
Several of the preferred options would complement each other.
EDIS would complement the Banking Union alongside bank supervision and resolution.
They are likely to attract private sector funding which would complement public(EU and government) funding.
It would complement and connect with other structures on cybersecurity15.
The second option proposes a financing tool which would complement the financing resources available under the first option.
This debate would complement, and feed into, the core role of social partners in their respective national contexts.
This creates a demand for stylish and quality swimsuits that would complement any figure and turn all eyes on you.
The assistance would complement the 1.2 billion-euro adjustment programme agreed on by Bosnian authorities and the IMF.
This report proposes the adoption of a clearly defined measuring system that would complement gross domestic product as an indicator of overall social development.
The dedicated CEF would complement cohesion policy investment in physical infrastructure, not only soft investments.
Wikipedia has many great articles on computer related topics that aren't the kind of information we do at the LDP, but which would complement our documents very well.
The main proposed tasks would complement at European level the regulatory tasks performed by the national regulators.
The Initiative would cover pre-identified transport, energy andICT priority infrastructure and would complement the existing sources of project financing through bank loans.
The Agency would complement at European level the regulatory tasks performed at national level by the regulatory authorities by.
A joint team consisting of 60 employees from the Teamnet group that Ymens is a part of will serve the requests for various services that would complement the cloud solutions used by the customers.
The proposed tasks would complement, and not duplicate, at European level the regulatory tasks performed by the national regulators.
George Copos, state minister for business and small and medium size enterprises,said the move would be welcomed by consumers and firms and would complement the government's efforts to maintain a fair business environment.
This would complement the protection already afforded by both legal and alternative remedies11(see Directive 98/27/EC of 19 May 1998).
A strategic andrealistically ambitious reduction target with regard to serious injuries would complement the current EU road safety strategy, as envisaged in the Commission's policy orientations 2011-2020.
This would complement the European protection order in criminal matters, currently under discussion in the Council after the first reading of the European Parliament.
In the case of disasters outside the EU these on-call assets andEU humanitarian assistance would complement each other and, where appropriate be supported by recourse to EU civilian and military crisis management means under agreed frameworks.
This would complement existing environmental policy, such as, with regard to energy use, the energy and climate package adopted by the Commission in January 20087.
Consequently, it is necessary to update and optimise the legal framework for European statistics on tourism, andwe should strengthen the EU tourism sector through specific proposals and initiatives that would complement Member State programmes.